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Volume 4 - January 1939

Contents

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Correspondence

  • The Potawatomi as Alleged Mound-Builders146

  • Truman Michelson
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    25 January 2017, p. 157
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  • Supplementary Note on Corner-Tang Artifacts

  • Hans E. Fischel
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    25 January 2017, pp. 276-277
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  • Analysis of Spiro Mound Textiles

  • H. M. Trowbridge
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    25 January 2017, pp. 51-53

  • Samples of textiles from the Spiro, Oklahoma, mound were sent to the Smithsonian Institution for analysis. Through the courtesy of Dr. Waldo R. Wedel and the National Bureau of Standards, which made the analysis, the report quoted below has been received.

    These textiles were excavated by private individuals in 1935, before the University of Oklahoma took charge. My object has been to salvage as much as could be rescued, and attempt to preserve it behind glass.

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  • Folsom and Yuma Points from Saskatchewan

  • Edgar B. Howard
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    25 January 2017, pp. 277-279
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  • Some Notes on the Manufacture of Wampum Prior to 1654

  • James D. Burggraf
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    25 January 2017, pp. 53-58

  • The coast of Long Island is dotted with shellheaps, both large and small, of which all but a few are true kitchen middens of the pre-white contact period. This is particularly true of the region investigated by the writer, from the New York City line to Stony Brook on the North Shore. In only one heap examined prior to 1936 did a single artifact of European origin present itself. In that instance, a badly corroded triangular arrow of iron was found in a pit surrounded by deep deposits of shell and other refuse that contained not one fragment of metal, glass, or crockery. In this heap the majority of arrow points were of local quartz, and triangular in pattern. The pottery was abundant, and though most sherds were of typical Long Island Algonkin vessels, there was a fair amount of definitely Iroquoian ware including a small, nearly complete, square-collared pot that cannot be distinguished from a Mohawk Valley specimen.

Correspondence

  • A Note on South American Parallels to Maya and Aztec Traits

  • Robert H. Lowie
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    25 January 2017, pp. 157-159
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  • Architectural Nomenclature

  • Ross Montgomery
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    25 January 2017, pp. 59-60
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  • The Clinical Aspects of Diffusion

  • Ralph L. Beals
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    25 January 2017, pp. 159-163
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  • Tree-Ring Chronology in the Southeast

  • Frank Bryan
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    25 January 2017, p. 60
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  • Chaco Canyon Masonry

  • Frank H. H. Roberts, Jr.
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    25 January 2017, pp. 60-61
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